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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-08-06

Safe. permanent and complete are the
eu y by Priekly Ash 3itters, dyspepsia.
n laneral debility. habitnal constipation.
EVER E, and kidney complaints are speedily
Indicated from the system, t~disinfecis,
slsanses and eliminates all malaria.
1IoaIt and yigor are obtained more rapid
~ and permanently by the use Of this
~ treat natural antidote than by any other
samedy heretofore known, Az a blood
]n,r;ticr and tonic it brings health, renew
I'd energy and Vitality to a worn diseased
h,dy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-08-06

Aspirants to public Office are be-
coming as numerous and as lively as
the b!uetailed ay is in fly time, for
the parochia| Offices. Very little is
heing said or done concerning the
judicial or legislative aspirants i'll
this parish,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-08-06

Helmich's bakery has a large new
sign.
The watermelon crop was a scant
one this year.
n, III. l.. &c A., A.nnI.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-08-06

Why doa't the Acadia Police Jury
attend to bridging Bayou Queue de
Tortue? Can't the Sentinel and
Signal prod their slow moving magis-
trates into a realization of the ia
pOrtance Of this work.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-08-06

f. =. PERAY.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
A STONE MILL.

Among yesterdays arrivals were two
wealthy young business men Of Peoria, ILL.,,
c. Balance and D. D. Miller, who are now
in the city the guests of H. C. eager
Mr.. Miller is an extensive contractor ard
bnilder, who has been engaged in the con
struction Of many Of the largest buildings of
his section. Mr.. Balance is tho owner Of the
large cut and sawed stone mills OF Peoria
He has been thinking for some time Of NOV
his mills or establishing similar mills in some
live western city. He in company with Nj
Miller have made the rounds, having been in
Omaha, Kansas City, and other western
cities but is more favorabiy impressed will
Wichita than any Of the others. Here then
no will put up plant costing $4,000 Or $50,
OCO and similar to the one at Peoris if be can
get any encouragement. He asks no bonu,
for he says be is abundant1y able to establish
his own mills, but hs expects some oncouraa
ment from the owners of land as to the sale
Of property or the giving Of leases.
The cost Of stone building, it ia VOL
known, is not 50 much the actual cost OF the
material IS the work required upon it. This
work, be says, being done by ma hinery, and
thus ne essarily at less COST will reduce the
price OF prepared stone from % to 80 pei
cent.
Mr.. Balance, with Mr.. Miller, wi II, il the,
r. main in the city, also take contracts for
building. These gentlemen both mean bu-i
uess- They are not only men OF wealth
themselves, but are backed by any amount
Of capital that may be required in the estab-
lshmeut Of their industry.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
A DIG ENTERPRISE.

Yesterday ". received cal from Ave
gentleman. r. r Hare. ,. p Gsakias AMI
fhcuss Young. Of Louisville, Ky and :.
b. Sullivan and John l.. Cssel, Of Hsr-
rod-burg, sens sts'e. all capitalists Ard co.,
Dccted With the tobacco manufacturing in
terosts Of the PLACES NAMED These g~otie-
men are in " icbita for this J,ury.oee, pr
sasrily and -oieIy, VI de; trimming Ire reia-
Tvs s1vantsgss 81 this city for tee s-tstli,h-
rnens Of a mammctuh tobacco house and
mapufuc,ory. They have visitS-i ~ Lsuis
and Kansas city and ~e telivs sl-o Omaha
and 81 joe Thy desire 70 l.ca,- In ihe
future commercial center Of tbe ws>s. ar a:
least In one Of the u.tss Irosnin~n. Of saeh
center. That they viii End Wishits fIii NJ
the bin We bave hstie dosbt The Esnts~-
men informed Us that the ts,in~>s involved
. vast asDouat II cseisai and that scch .
factory - thsy prop-o-~a could b. as yst
fcuni w~st Of 81. Loua
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
PIcxPOCKEr CAPruKRD.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Young eutcre,
the Wichita National bank and drew out 9
deposit. He put the money into his pant
pocket, and As he withdrew his hand felt m
other being put into his pocket He turned
around and confronted the individual ~ho
was making the effort to relieve hun OF his
cash: as he did 50 the man ran from the bank
and down South Main
Quite a crowd bad collected by this time
and Merchant Police Badger seeing the com
motion walked hastily across from tho New
York store corner and up, N learning Of the
theft ran up Douglas and at Market strect
ARE ted the young man. He became very
anxious to zee his father md asked the officer
TO so MP Douglas avenue with him After
going two squares, Batg.r began TO Think
that it was ABOUT time ths ,aser famiiais APP
peared for his promising son, ami called Is
stop. Just then Ofscer Tom McNamara
came along ard the prisoner vss handed
over TO him.
He was taken To Justice Bsrrett's court
where be gave the nams Of John Kelly lie
waived preliminary exa auinasion aai ~as
sent to isiI
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
TWENTY THOUSAND RAISED.

References has, once or twice heretofore,
ben made to the proposition Of erecting M
Episcopal cathedral in this city, a. also, u
the encouraxemens which Rector Adams
and the vsssry q re Johns bad mwt With.
TIE amount reported last week has bess N
creased by the sum Of t,esweeu four and I've
thousand dollars, and tbis morning The tota.
sum sub~cribed t twenty thousand doI;ars-
We are greatly crowded for room this morn
ing; Other rise We soo1ii ,-itzh. TO d. II
. lite up,n the meaning ard u5-on the er-
couragemcst OF such marvellous generosity
nud lire Atty Is are exhibited CD all OF o.
sio-as by this peopie. such COMMITTEES. rev.
er fall Ihss chus CD viii BE- Of srssr artistic
bseasy aed Ia; - .t1D0 nsors j. rkr1si The
s~cn.y Eve sbsJrsani in addition 20 The other
resoarcs- Of tls- church VIII erect the iDese
cliff If the esassets In tie entire seais-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
A BAD FALL

Last evening about o'clock Dr. Rowley
well known as the dispenser Of patent medi
cine at the New York store corner, met with
an accident which may yet result fatal.
He was coming out of the joint in the
second story of the brick across Water street
from the Douglas Avenue house when he
lest his balance and fell headlopg over the
railing to the ground below, dist nee OF
about twenty feet. He was picked UP un
conscious, placed in a hack and taken to his
home. An examination showed that his
shoulder bone was broken besides other Sc.
we're injuries. It is not yet known if he is
injured internally.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
WHEN WE SHALL HAVE ALL BEEN FOR
GOTTEN

From the Frisco Heights CT College Hiil
In the light OF the early mornings sun, what
view is rev, aled, wha' proep ct is. noon
passed by the eye, what an ocean without
water. what al expanse without limit sav,
the run of the far away bending sky. We
have stood upon the b. aches of the Atlantic.
upon promOntoriee OF the Pacific, have look-
ed from tie apex of Roxy mcun'ain peak
out upon the hazy glimmer of the l,l.ias,
from the Pine crown. d heights Of the Ale
cheney down upon the nesting vsles lie
meath, from the tops of the wooded hills and
slopes of Kentucky ard Ohio into the quiet
tree -margined pastures srd blossonirg or
chards nestled between, from the f,owrins
kuobs which stand like unhewn buttr. SEE
out over the vast lotions thst contain thu
rolling waters OF the MIST. sippi and Mis-
souri, rivers, and again across the fatt-ne-l
stretches of bayou and swamp OF southern
Texas and through the DARK timber land. of
Canada, but nowhere on this continent cani,e
found duplicste or rival OF tie picture of
river and Of valley, Of City and OF country.
Of orchard and Of field, of streams and Of
PASTURES, as the beholder who from tae-e-
heights looks out upon. Away across rea h
OF twenty miles or more to the wet where
land and sky meet is the fringe of rrre-
skirting the Minnesota river, aud again this
Side tho winding Cowskin. while like a
parted thread of silver, it's strands running
through boundless beryl l-a away to the
northwest and TO the north are rhe waters Of
the two Arkansas rivers. With the spires AID
etetples. the roef. ard cupalos OF Wichita at
your feet Some poet, somets.r, will mig
song Of this. n, hsn'irg scene y hich a il rem
der his pen immortal with the teeminr NIL
lions no sball here live and hove her build
and multiply, when we shall have all been
forgotten.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
DOWN IN NEW YORK.

A gentleman writing from Buffalo. New
York, renewing his subscription to the
EAGLE under date of March 2lst says: "The
and one agent SOLD sixty tickets to Wichita
during the week ending March s.. Most of
my friends here think the town will not last
and by taking their advice sold some lots
had there about . month ago fer $500,
which are now worth 81, 600 Sincs then
have bought some more and will not he in SO
much of hurry 10 sell this time. l have
great faith in Wichita and look for lO0,OC
population in two years.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
THE EXCURSION.

The Frisco special upon which the excur-
sion will go 10 Garden City will leave the
Union depot tomorrow morning t2sl att a.
M At Halstead it will make direct connec-
ION with the Santa Fe for the train going
west giving daylight run through the beau
tiful state of Kansas. All parties wishing
heir time extended in Garden City, Lamar
or La Junts should call on B. R. Hall, real
estate exchange, OF Daily Sentinel. The
zach will be cleared at O'clock Sunday
evening. Fare only IS round trip. Secure
orr tickets at once Of Dr.. Arnold, Occiden-
tai hotel.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

LILLIAN LxwK.

Commencing. Monday evening ard contin-
uing through the balance Of the week, enc Of
the most beautiful and gifted emotional
actresses Of the day, Lillian Lewis, support
ed by . specially selected New York cast
vii occupy the stage Of Crawfords opera,
house:in IN elegant repertoire Of plays. OPEN,
ing ON Monday night with Bclots beautiful
romance, 1.-THE Creole" Miss Lewis Is max
ing bis..sensaticn throughout the west by
her: Charming and original manners Dur.
ing. her engagement in this city Miss Lewis
win appear Sin Camille, Frou .Fiou, Lady Of
Lyons !. Leah ..the Forsaksn, and Unequal
Match. i The beet seats in tie Loue viii Be-
sold at oaly fifty cents each; all others twen-
ty and thirty cents These cheap prices COM
bined with the excellence Of the attraction
is sure to pack the Crawford to its utmost
csracity through the week. Reserved seats
viii he on sale Monday morning.
cEAwroRDs.
Never was there better and more highly
appreciated performance put upon the
boards at the Crawford's than "vryinius-
las. night by Louis James and his excellent
company.
The virginius Of Mr.. James was great He
filed he r,e s1cerhiS in voice. figure ac-
ton and his rendition held the audience
deeply interested from beginning to end
Miss Wainwrisht's Virginia was charm
ing piecs Of acting. There is something 80
appealing in Der portrayal of innocent help
lessness that it would be strange, indeed, il
her performance did net find its 7, IL in tho
grea, pathos Of Virginins. -,
The support was exceptionally fine and
well worthy Of commendasion.
MUSEUM
In spite Of the disagreeable weather an i'm
mense attendance, a. usual, WAS drawn f,r
the opening of '.MMalda." Arrangements
are being made to produce SOLVER Twist ("
Wells and Hayden and Hearns and McGll
IRE billed for next week. Such attractions
ran only be seen in the establishments Of
successful managers
GARFIELD oFrRA HOUSE.
The Georgia Ministries were the attraction
at the Garfield last night Tho success that
attended their first ergnet msnt in the city
was with them upon their return, for they
played to large and appreciative audience
Billy Kersand and George Jackson. with
their antics and jokes, again brought down
the house and retained their favor with min
strcl lovers
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY.

The charter of the Lave Stock Insurance
Company has been flied with the Reg SEER OF
Deed.. The following are the charter MEM
bers: H A. stilier. F. P. Simpson, c. s.
Byrrs, A Simpeoo. A Sinips>n. Tho board
OF directors will be chosen from toe per-ons
iusu,ing g. r. Simp~on was elected presi-
deo'. C. 8. Byers secretary. The principal
oifice Of tue company will he a. Wichita
The ,n.pany IS forn-d for the inSursnce
OF domestic animals against ioss from dis
g., acc dent, or ether cause Ga.
Th- c,mp eny have 1oS ennplieSl with all
the legal Requirements. and are awaiting oElD
tue ac.i n ~ cornnis Iousr Of Insurance be
tcre CON iI,-nci-,- Ruslne-s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
&0O.Oo0 STOCK.

A company has been formed with a $40 K
of so.oU for operating motor Ene foon
this c;ty 10 Valley Center. A nuu5r o.
gentlemen are intere-ted The following ara
smopg rho number: H D. Heis-rma,, j. F.
Sherman, A. Allen. W. W. Dbl. J. .. Da-
wilson. b. W. Downing. Arthur Carpenter,
Murray Myers and Mr.. Dorsn
Arrangements have been made with the
kAnsas Midland for running suburban trains
70 Valley Center. Tne motor Lne wild give
a twenty minutes service.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
N.rxow y~cAPk.

fs=t~rri.y af.-soss rs a gsutsesssn ~ss
driving ds~n eat DsssSsas his hire became
fr~izb,en.-. ~ Eh~ cosasx of Eos-ta svserss
In 81 irS ,ts bore struck . bos s.s<xnpsisx
bag, asd so~~. pNS-d oser harn . A crowd
OF b, ssasyi-ss inossnx 90 eHs<-tSd - =. tie
lft' 10 f-nss riissd ia-y rvsssss ous TO pl L
rs TIE 0 . sod ~--s .aTrr*.d ~ - hum
1aaar. CO and brraaA thu duss frum he cso<Ass
un1s tus~6
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
MASHED on THE CITY.

Mr. W. y. McMahan. master OF trauspor
ia. on OF the Ohio 6 Mississippi railroad
and NJ. r. l.. Smith, cashier of the FRS.
National bank of Flora. HI, arrived in the
city yesterday Both are from Flora, Ill
and have had desire TO visit tbs city foi
some months, expecting 10 find at least .
lively town. Soon after their arrival tLey
say they found they bad struck the livelies'
ty rh v ever saw, and Of course Immediately
got thirsty for real estate. Their Oil friend
Mr. Perry Eocd. int o iucei them 10 some
snaps and the cash changed haEds.
They express themselves as more than
pleased with the city and will probably re-
main some days.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
THE COURT.
JUSTICE COURT.

AT Justice Walkers q suit was filsd by the
state upon information OF G. w. Pratt
gainst Jennings & Chuncey for operating a
gambling device known as a faro table, The
Informant, G. w. Pratt. alleges that he lost
Upon the table operated in this place 500
Jennings gave bond for his appearance the
list
'gainst T. II. O'Neil for assault ONel, It
appears had put up M earnest money $50
apon a sale Of real estate nSle to him by
howe. Friday evening. the deal was TO
have been closed, but O'Neil says he was in
formed by an attorney employed TO examine
the abstract that tho title to ths property
was net good. He demanded the money re-
turned, but Howe con,ended that the tito
WAS good and that the sale should he con
summarized One word led to another and
soon the two were rolling around upon the
door Of the real estate Office, Howe
Lehman fron neighboring oficc rushed in
and parted the combatants. Howe upon
being released from his unpleasant situation
repaired to the Justices Office and hal the
suit instituted
Justice Barrett issued warrant, for five
John Does
John Kelly, the youth who attempted To
pick the pockets Of j. F. Young yesterday
Afternoon at the Wichita National Bank,
~as brought before Justice Barrett Hc
waived preliminary examination and had
ais bond fIed at 81 800 in default OF which
was sent to the county jail.
There was the usual amount Of ciy, b:,ai-
ness at both Of the courts
PROBATE COURT.
Marriage lIcense was yesterday issued to
John w. White, OF Batter county and Myr-
tie z Loagstree,, of S.,dgwick county
Appraisement IN the est ate Of tn. Carroll
minors tuIn Md in and an order of sale Issued
in the same e.tate.
Orders OF sale in the Ward snd K,ifion
estate Issued
POLICE COURT
William Goodman, Henry King and
Robert Miller were three drunxs who sppear-
ID yesterday morning 10 20 Ice court. Gooi-
man and Miller paid their foes: King was
sent 10 tho cooler
Clara Wilon and Clay Brown. two profit
rutes turned In their fines through Officer
Jap Marla;tc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
FOR CoUNc1rXEy.


&C. Chiyington wishes TO announce himself 2,
candidate fer re election Is councilman from fntf
ward.
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle
Please announce me- a ca indicate for re election tC
the council from the Fourth ward for the long term
+. R. STONE.
20 tho Editor Daily Eagle.
in the Fourth Ward d. s. GARRISON.
1 hereby announce myself for council from Sec
end ward. long term. j. u hcHEf
I hereby announce myself peoples candidate fol-
councilman from the Second ward.
Ia respones to the earnest request OF large mum
her OF the residents hereby announce myself as q
n A. ENGLISH.
Please announce meas a candidate for councilman.
Third ward. CHAs. HcFF.
To tho Editor Daily Eagle:
Unds rrtandng Il taEes to fill the alternate race
from -econd ward hereby announce myself as n
candidate and hope my name is ELL LEE TAYLOR
To the ditor Daily Eagle:
You are Suthorzed TO announce DR.. A. N. Durand
Candidate for councilman fr1 III the FIRST ward.
hereby announce myself AS a candidate for coun
Gilman from the First ward. If yoa think T. can
Ill the bill for II not vote for the other Eel
low. THOMAS JEWELL
At the request Il many citizens hereby announce
myself "a a candidate for councilman frcm The 5'h
ward. J. 4. MEYER.
After re ppated solicitations from the heaviest
pa, of the Fourth ward have conser ted Il
stand for councilman for the term ending 1855
To the men who called upou me. and to these send
ing the written communal catiOD:
GeHtlemen: In compliance with your request.
hereby euIouncr myself candle alto for city coun-
eli for long term from Fourth ward.
Respectfully.
HENRY RULER
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

southwest part of that floor is the bath, toilet
and dressing rooms In a letter to the board
from the al chitccts 1t is represented that
bathing is very important feature in GYM
nastics. As result, it has been determined
to make ample appropriations for that de-
partment. Apparatus will be secured for
shower, spray, plain and Turkish baths.
From this floor to the observatory Will be
circular stairway. A number of promi-
desire to assist in raising fund for purcha,-
ing q telescope. It is thought there will be
no difficulty in raising $4,000 for that pur
pose. The observatory will be open to the
public on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Mr. Manuel, superintendent Of censtruc
ton Of the building, has ordered Carthage
orick for the inner walls and St. LOUIS
pressed brick for the outer walls. The
stone to be used will also come from
Carthage and is pronounced Of superior
value for building purposes. It will be pre-
pared at the quarry ready for use.
The board of directors Of the institution
originally consisted of five members but has
oeen enlarged to fifteen. Their names are as
,olows: Hon John J. Ingalls,, Of Atehison,
Hon T. D. Thatcher, of Topeka, Judge H. N.
lde Of Leavenworth, Mr.. T. r. Hazard.
Newton, DR.. F. F. Dickman, Fl. Scott, Rev.
H. Parker, Il. A. Clifford, ESQ, w. ].
Corner, F. G.. Stark, NJ. W. Levy, G. c.
strong, A L. Houck, Rev. j: Harper, and
L. Munsop, OF Wichita.
The donations to the institution consist of
fhe land can be sold at an average or 81, 600
s,er acre, making the donations $345, 600. The
main building will cost near $4,000. Sever
n thousand more will be put in other build
mg5.
The Institution, if it Is of average, meri
will naturally draw from this state an,
south and southeast. II it is OF superior
merit rs directors design to make it, it will.
raw pupils, it Is thought, from a muci
argsr territory. The school year finds tn.
oIth end northeast visited with snow storm
md the climate decidedly disagreeable. u
southern Sunny Kansas it is not thus, and i
3 believed that if rs good facilities for St
curing an education esn be afforded Lere a
in the northern states tho Paramount Col
eye will soou gain q national reputation
While the idea of the institution originates
W tn the Congregational church it j.
d sired to make it non-sectiona'
The selection Of the members o.
t - board OF d,rectos would indicate ths
TACT.
All who have examined tho sta OF IT,,
building recognize the wisdom of the direr
tors in choosing So desirable q location. ]
view not surpassed by any 9th.
uear the city. The busy metropolis AID tn
great Arkansas Valley lend an Inspiration
that will Ger tainly have no injurious effec,
upon the weary students
Seventeenth street is being opened up one
hsndr.d feet wide. Tue street railway COM
pany is figuring TO run and extension to the
C ,llege grounds and il that company don't
t lere are a number OF gentlemen OF money
who affirm they will run line from the city
to that locality. 1t is evident there will b.
transit facilities by the time the bu,lling ,s
compl.red A number of foe residences ~.
being built near the college grounds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
WICHITA CLEANING nou.x.

The cieaSipss ~ lat v~s& are as>rz. .rv~n
OF ls.t year, hut fen short sss,yt q srntir. d
ihozssDd Of the ssek prertou- rr.sn Msn-
a-a Js-hs Pscey % sszzr- the soIio- Ing 70
part Il The cisarsnxs foe Tho vssk ssas.sx
March e. fsC-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
ANNOCNCEME ST3.

The Bricklayers' Crion will hold their
next meeting Friday, April I, in the +. of
l.. hall, over Hacker s. Jackson's building.
All members are requested to DO present.
BY order OF committee.
Bricklayers' Called Aeetins.-The mem-
ben Of the BrickIayers' Union are requested
to be present at thu ir hall Sunday. March q,
at p. N. sharp. Important business.
BY order of COMMITTEES.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
BORN.

Howard Harsha, the genial travelling rep
re-entative of Steele Il Whlker, is wearing q
broad smile and says it is a ten FOUNDER.
Mother and child both dong well.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EAR MANh0

In response to the earnest solicitation OF large
aumber II the people OF wichita respectfully an
nOunce myself as a non arsan, citizens candidate
crr ,navor j. L. ALLEN.
In response TO the numerous requests maze 70 me
by my friends anorg the business men OF tnh city
respectfuljy amour &c myself non partisan pco
nI< candidate T. mayor assuring all that elected
Will devote myself 10 the best interests OF the GU.
Irrespective OF psrty or other interests H. IT, LEE
Thereby announce myself a. peoples candidate fol
MAYOR OF tn. CITY OF Wichita This action ts In re
Spouse 70 request OF many citizens Of city
Contrary to the sdvise Of some OF my personal
friends and in accordance with tine request OF
eoodly number ] snrounce myself as candidate
FOR mayor OF the great and booming city OF Wichita
and "a i'll ,ay that should he lected Will try and
do my duties without fear fsvor and do all car
70 keep up with the spirit OF the times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

s. f. Miuton of Des Moines. Iowa. calles
yesterday in company with J. M. Boyd o
this city.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

G. Ii. Sewah, editor Virden Reporter, II
linols, is ia the city visiting his sister, Mrs
Dubois.